Headlined by Jose Aldo’s
featherweight title defense against Chad Mendes,
the event will emanate from HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. Also
featuring a middleweight collision between heavy hitters Anthony
Johnson and Vitor
Belfort, the evening’s main card will air live on
pay-per-view.

Broughton comes fresh off a losing effort against debuting
countryman Philip De
Fries, as “The Bear” was outpointed by his younger opponent at
UFC 138 on Nov. 5. The defeat marked the Englishman’s second
straight loss, bringing his overall promotional record to 1-2.

Unbeaten in 14 career outings, Oliveira has won nine consecutive
fights. The 27-year-old last competed on Oct. 21, knocking out
Nalzinho
Novaes. “Lula” has finished 10 of his 13 career opponents,
earning eight knockouts since turning pro in 2005.